Breastfeeding Biology Membership
Advancing the science of human lactation and infant nutrition.
Join the Lactation Science Community
The Journal of Breastfeeding Biology connects researchers, lactation consultants, pediatricians, and public health professionals dedicated to understanding breastfeeding biology. Membership provides exclusive benefits supporting your work in this vital area of maternal-infant health.
From molecular mechanisms to clinical outcomes—nourishing evidence-based practice.
Individual Member
- 15% discount on article processing charges
- Priority manuscript handling
- Monthly lactation research digest
- Access to member-only webinars
- Digital membership certificate
- Profile listing in member directory
Premium Member
- 25% discount on article processing charges
- Expedited peer review processing
- Invitation to annual lactation summit
- Research collaboration matching
- Featured author spotlight opportunities
- Editorial board nomination eligibility
Institutional Member
- 30% APC discount for all affiliates
- Unlimited author registrations
- Centralized billing arrangements
- Dedicated account management
- Custom usage analytics dashboard
- Priority technical support access
Evidence-Based Science
Access groundbreaking research in milk composition, mammary gland biology, infant microbiome development, and lactation physiology informing clinical practice.
Global Network
Connect with lactation researchers, IBCLCs, pediatricians, nutritionists, and public health advocates from academic institutions and healthcare organizations worldwide.
Publication Support
Benefit from reduced APCs, faster review timelines, and enhanced visibility for your published work through member promotion and featured article programs.
Career Advancement
Gain recognition through editorial opportunities, invited reviews, speaking invitations, and awards honoring outstanding contributions to breastfeeding science.
Human Milk Composition
Bioactive components, oligosaccharides, immune factors, hormones, and the dynamic changes in milk throughout lactation and across populations.
Mammary Gland Biology
Mammogenesis, lactogenesis, galactopoiesis, involution, and the cellular and molecular regulation of milk production and secretion.
Infant Health Outcomes
Breastfeeding effects on immunity, neurodevelopment, metabolism, microbiome establishment, and long-term health trajectories.
Clinical Lactation
Breastfeeding challenges, interventions, medication safety, maternal conditions affecting lactation, and evidence for support practices.
Supporting Families: Your research translates to improved breastfeeding support, clinical guidelines, and public health policies benefiting mothers and infants globally. We help maximize your impact through Open Access publishing.
- Reduced Publication Fees: Significant APC discounts support researchers in this specialized field
- Faster Review: Priority processing by lactation science experts accelerates publication
- Continuing Education: Webinars and resources support professional development
- Networking Events: Virtual conferences connect the global lactation community
For membership inquiries, contact [email protected]. Join us in advancing breastfeeding science for healthier families worldwide.
Lactation Professional Track
IBCLCs and certified lactation specialists receive tailored resources, clinical focus content, and connections to translational researchers applying findings in practice.
Early Career Initiative
Graduate students and postdocs in lactation science receive 40% membership discounts plus dedicated mentorship opportunities connecting them with established researchers.
Submit Your Research
Share discoveries that support mothers and improve infant health.